The Flag of Southern Savonia, Finland, is a symbol of regional identity representing the historical province located in eastern Finland. Adopted on January 24, 1937, the flag consists of three horizontal bands in the colors green, white, and yellow (from top to bottom). The green band takes up two-thirds of the flag’s height, symbolizing the rich natural environment of the region. The white and yellow bands, each one-sixth of the flag’s height, represent unity and wisdom. The flag does not bear any specific emblem or device, focusing solely on its tricolor design. This simple yet distinct flag serves as a visual representation of Southern Savonia’s unique history and cultural heritage within the Finnish nation.